Well, Today it able to ping any machine and able to browse interne again. So strange.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: jonny5 on February 17, 2026, 04:34:01 PMQuote from: nicholaswkc on February 16, 2026, 10:46:10 AMCan the OPNSense affected also if hacker got access to LAN?
Internal Firewall rules with separate zones/interfaces for Wifi/Client/DMZ/Core/etc. Would advise using VLANs if you can, otherwise subneting with /24s is a good idea.
From what I've read, you might also want to turn on MAC-Address filters on your WAPs and/or OPNSense's DHCP, good luck!
Quote from: meyergru on February 16, 2026, 10:23:38 AM1. What was hacked seems to be your Windows 11 PC, not OpnSense. Why? Because it does not even make sense to install a .bat file there. Which hacker in his right mind would try to install a payload for a Windows PC on a FreeBSD box?
2. How do you know what the way of intrusion was? "Hacked through 2.4G wifi" can mean anything. I would argue that you surfed the wrong websites and the infection was via a browser exploit.
Nothing of this is inherently linked to OpnSense, so the thread title is misleading. Unless, of course, you expect OpnSense to protect your end devices from OSI layer 8 problems... ;-)